Naiad 1978 - Lake-Sumter Community College
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AUGUST<br />
SEPTEMBER·<br />
0<br />
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and Fun<br />
The first week of school was a combination<br />
of the formalities of registration and<br />
the fun of meeting new friends during<br />
Rat Week. Two special events took place<br />
including the Rat's Cookout and the Rat<br />
Dance, at which a Rat King and Queen<br />
were crowned.<br />
Rat King Wayne Bowron and Rat Queen Debbie<br />
Manes<br />
August-September I 7
Students Hear Varied Speakers<br />
L-SCC President Paul Williams spoke to interested students<br />
Fall term during " Meet the President" to offer<br />
answers to questions they asked . The main topic was<br />
the existing electric crisis, during which students were<br />
advised to conserve as much energy as possible.<br />
Mayor Richard Hatcher of Gary, Ind., was the first<br />
speaker of the lecture series Fall term. Two lectures<br />
were given, one at 3 p.m. for students, faculty, and<br />
staff and one at 8 p.m. for the community. The discussion<br />
centered on Hatcher's position as the first black<br />
mayor in Indiana .<br />
8 I August-September
Swimmers Dive Into lntramurals<br />
August-September I 9
1 0 1 August-September
Thirteen freshmen and three sophomores were<br />
elected to the Student Government Association Senate<br />
Fall term. Officers for the term were: Cathy Hamric,<br />
president; David Casanova, first vice; Scott<br />
Steinman, second vice; Carol Taylor, secretary; Lisa<br />
Fussell, Treasurer.<br />
1 2 I August-September<br />
It's the Student's Choice
SGA freshman senators are, front, left to right: Cynthia Ayris, Rick Pyle, and Jeanne Olson. Middle row: Sarah Jewett, Kim Foster, and<br />
Debbie Blake. Back row: David Geddes, Lisa Milton, Karen Jones, and Steve Sanchious. Not pictured are: Beverly Coleman and Nancy<br />
Denike.<br />
SGA officers are, front, left to right: Carol Taylor and Cathy Hamric.<br />
Back row: David Casanova and Scott Steinman. Not shown is Lisa<br />
Fussell.<br />
August-September I 1 3
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POPULATION<br />
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•
Sophomores<br />
1 6 I Sophomores<br />
Frank Allen<br />
Umatilla<br />
Mark Alberson<br />
Eustis<br />
Chree Alverson<br />
Eustis<br />
Cheryl Anderson<br />
Tavares<br />
Kathy Anderson<br />
Tavares<br />
John Arnold<br />
Umatilla<br />
Alfred Bailey<br />
Leesburg<br />
Terri Bailey<br />
Wildwood<br />
Mark Baker<br />
Astor<br />
Julia Bakich<br />
Umatilla<br />
Kay Barcus<br />
Leesburg
Glenis Bates<br />
Bushnell<br />
Susie Beeler<br />
Wildwood<br />
Sharon Benson<br />
<strong>Sumter</strong>ville<br />
Audrey Bevill<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Henry Bishop<br />
Leesburg<br />
John Bishop<br />
Eustis<br />
Frederick Blume<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Theresa Borowsky<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Elaine Bowron<br />
Eustis<br />
Barbara Branch<br />
Webster<br />
Bob Brobst<br />
Tavares<br />
Christopher Brown<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Debbie Brown<br />
Altoona<br />
Jamie Brown<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Debbie Buzard<br />
Umatilla<br />
Nancy Carrier<br />
Tavares<br />
Sophomores I 17
1 8 I Sophomores<br />
David Casanova<br />
Eustis<br />
Kay Caudle<br />
Groveland<br />
Jerry Chaput<br />
Howey-in-the-Hills<br />
Russell Cheatham<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
David Cleaver<br />
Eustis<br />
Janice Coil<br />
Eustis<br />
Pam Cole<br />
Leesburg<br />
Susan Coleman<br />
Coleman<br />
NancyCollop<br />
Eustis<br />
Andrea Colvin<br />
Eustis
Claudia Colvin<br />
Eustis<br />
Jim Cook<br />
Clermont<br />
Elizabeth Craycraft<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Bill Crispe<br />
Tavares<br />
Vivian Crunk<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Gary Davis<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Robert Davis<br />
Eustis<br />
Gennell Dawson<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
William Dayton<br />
Leesburg<br />
JoAnn Dean<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Ralph Dozier<br />
Leesburg<br />
Rudy Duncan<br />
Clermont<br />
Bill Dusenbury<br />
Leesburg<br />
Pam Ehlers<br />
Weirsdale<br />
Richard Ellison<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Larry Equevilley<br />
Groveland<br />
Kathy Farner<br />
Tavares<br />
Debbie Fedorka<br />
Eustis<br />
Sophomores I 1 9
20 I Sophomores<br />
Jo Ree Figgins<br />
Tavares<br />
Veronica Flakes<br />
Eustis<br />
Michael Foster<br />
Eustis<br />
June Fuller<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Lisa Fussell<br />
Leesburg<br />
Ricky Fussell<br />
Webster<br />
Susan Gatch<br />
Eustis<br />
Lynn Geddes<br />
Sorrento<br />
Mary Jo Geiger<br />
Leesburg<br />
Robert Gill<br />
Groveland<br />
Karen Gnann<br />
Eustis<br />
Debbie Graham<br />
Tavares<br />
1 - - .<br />
"I see it. Let's go get it!"
Johnnie Griffin<br />
Groveland<br />
Rheda Gail Griner<br />
Leesburg<br />
David Griswold<br />
Eustis .<br />
PatGurrier<br />
Umatilla<br />
Landon Hall<br />
Umatilla<br />
Cathy Hamric<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Keith Hansen<br />
Tavares<br />
Phyllis Harden<br />
Winter Garden<br />
Debbie Harrell<br />
Leesburg<br />
Janice Harris<br />
Leesburg<br />
Doug Harvison<br />
Eustis<br />
Rita Havron<br />
Leesburg<br />
Sharon Hawkins<br />
Leesburg<br />
Rich Healy<br />
Leesburg<br />
Christine Hedick<br />
Eustis<br />
Terry Henderson<br />
Ferndale<br />
Sophomores I 21
22 I Sophomores<br />
Pam Heron<br />
Leesburg<br />
MaryHill<br />
Eustis<br />
Greg Hooper<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> Panasoffkee<br />
Jill Huchingson<br />
Leesburg<br />
Danny Jackson<br />
Bushnell<br />
Elizabeth Jackson<br />
Leesburg<br />
Bob Jeske<br />
Tavares<br />
David Johnson<br />
Oxford<br />
Walter'Johnson<br />
Umatilla<br />
Greg Jones<br />
Leesburg<br />
Inez Jones<br />
Eustis<br />
Cynthia Keith<br />
Tavares
Carol Kerrey<br />
Eustis<br />
Connie Kimler<br />
Wildwood<br />
Linda Kinsey<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Nancy Kirkland<br />
Groveland<br />
Monica Kogut<br />
Tavares<br />
Lisa Kuhn<br />
Leesburg<br />
Richard Labud<br />
Sorrento<br />
John Lamond<br />
Eustis<br />
Lynda LaMoreaux<br />
Eustis<br />
Laurel Lanier<br />
Tavares<br />
Andrew Lenze<br />
Tavares<br />
Rose Lowery<br />
Leesburg<br />
Patricia Lucas<br />
Altoona<br />
Leslie Madere<br />
Center Hill<br />
Michael Martin<br />
Eustis<br />
John Matthews<br />
Leesburg<br />
Sophomores I 23
24 I Sophomores<br />
Sherilyn Matthews<br />
Eustis<br />
Linda Maynard<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
David McClellan<br />
Wildwood<br />
Julie McCormack<br />
Zellwood<br />
Anita McKenzie<br />
Zellwood<br />
Fleeter McKenzie<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Garland Meyer<br />
Eustis<br />
Debra Miller<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Robert Miller<br />
Eustis<br />
Ester Mogg<br />
Umatilla<br />
Angela Moody<br />
Leesburg<br />
Debbie Morgan<br />
Tavares<br />
Gosh, I didn't know it would be this bad.
Frederica Mosley<br />
Leesburg<br />
Mike Murphy<br />
Crystal River<br />
Leigh Ann Napier<br />
Leesburg<br />
Mauricio Navarro<br />
Leesburg<br />
Minh Nguyen<br />
Eustis<br />
Kathi O'Reilly<br />
Leesburg<br />
Gladys Oliver<br />
Center Hill<br />
Billy Parker<br />
Leesburg<br />
Kathy Parker<br />
Eustis<br />
Betty Parsons<br />
Leesburg<br />
Evelyn Pelton<br />
Oxford<br />
Christine Perry<br />
Eustis<br />
Kathy Perry<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Rene Piner<br />
Yalaha<br />
Carolyn Poitier<br />
Eustis<br />
Michelle Popovich<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Sophomores I 25
26 I Sophomores<br />
John Powell<br />
Leesburg<br />
Darrell Proctor<br />
Mascotte<br />
Richard Recas<br />
Leesburg<br />
Jo Reeves<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Jim Remeniuk<br />
Leesburg<br />
Mary Ann Richards<br />
Astor<br />
Debbie Roach<br />
Eustis<br />
Wanda ·Roberts<br />
Webster<br />
Suzanne Rogers<br />
Leesburg<br />
William Rogers<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Bill Rowan<br />
Leesburg
Debbie Royal<br />
Umatilla<br />
Jeff Rutig<br />
Leesburg<br />
Kelly Ryan<br />
Leesburg<br />
Stephen Rykowski<br />
Leesburg<br />
Harold Schaefer<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Mark Schilling<br />
Howey-in-the-Hills<br />
Kathy Schezzini<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Titus Scott<br />
Belleview<br />
Sophomores I 27
28 1 Sophomores<br />
Sindy Sellers<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Mike Sellers<br />
Leesburg<br />
Mike Semmler<br />
Eustis<br />
Vicki Sevenbergen<br />
Leesburg<br />
Susan Silkworth<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Tommy Simmons<br />
Wildwood<br />
Roger Smith<br />
Leesburg<br />
Victor Smith<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Denise Snavely<br />
Umatilla<br />
Malinda Speas<br />
Leesburg<br />
Jim Spears<br />
Eustis<br />
David Speight<br />
Bushnell
Pamela Spencer<br />
Leesburg<br />
Jack Sperry<br />
Tavares<br />
Donna Stearns<br />
Wildwood<br />
Debbie Steinbrook<br />
Tavares<br />
Scott Steinman<br />
Leesburg<br />
Virginia Stephens<br />
Bushnell<br />
Victoria Stewart<br />
Umatilla<br />
Mike Stott<br />
Leesburg<br />
Kathy Strickland<br />
Eustis<br />
Barbara Strong<br />
Wildwood<br />
Bill Tanner<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Carol Taylor<br />
Leesburg<br />
ToAnh Thi Le<br />
Sorrento<br />
Denise Towne<br />
Webster<br />
Tom Tremblay<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Steve Troesch<br />
Tavares<br />
Sophomores I 29
30 I Sophomores<br />
Joe Tschida<br />
Umatilla<br />
Susan Unruh<br />
Eustis<br />
Margaret Uvalle<br />
Sorrento<br />
Charles Vance<br />
Wildwood<br />
Rudy Vester<br />
Eustis<br />
Huong Hoai Vu<br />
Eustis<br />
DilaWatson<br />
Oxford<br />
Leslie Watson<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
David Webb<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Ron Williamson<br />
Wildwood<br />
Steve Wohlers<br />
Leesburg<br />
Michele Wrobel<br />
Howey-in-the-Hills<br />
John Young<br />
Eustis
Freshmen<br />
32 I Freshmen<br />
Joe Alexander<br />
Leesburg<br />
Julie Allen<br />
Leesburg<br />
Elizabeth Alsobrook<br />
Coleman<br />
Ron Alvarez<br />
Wildwood<br />
Ellen Amelung<br />
Eustis<br />
Ellen Anderson<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Nancy Anderson<br />
Bushnell<br />
Cynthia Ayris<br />
Leesburg<br />
Tom Bailey<br />
Leesburg<br />
Pat Bainter<br />
Eustis<br />
Ruth Banks<br />
Yalaha<br />
Kim Barnett<br />
Leesburg<br />
Marva Batt<br />
Leesburg<br />
Janice Battle<br />
Eustis<br />
Anne Bechard<br />
Leesburg<br />
Nancy Beck<br />
Istachatta
Paul Beebe<br />
Clermont<br />
Philip Beebe<br />
Clermont<br />
Michael Bellamy<br />
Center Hill<br />
David Bethea<br />
Leesburg<br />
Barbara Bishop<br />
Eustis<br />
Mary Ann Blackburn<br />
Leesburg<br />
Brett Blair<br />
Orlando<br />
Elizabeth Ann Blake<br />
Leesburg<br />
Beth Blake<br />
Ocala<br />
Bob Blake<br />
Leesburg<br />
Debbie Blake<br />
Leesburg<br />
Deborah Bobulinski<br />
Leesburg<br />
Sherry Bonner<br />
Tavares<br />
Martha Bouis<br />
Leesburg<br />
Thomas Bowers<br />
Eustis<br />
Wayne Bowron<br />
Eustis<br />
Freshmen I 33
34 I Freshmen<br />
Danny Boyett<br />
Wildwood<br />
Karen Bradford<br />
Leesburg<br />
Linda Britt<br />
Leesburg<br />
Loretta Brown<br />
Leesburg<br />
Ernest Brownell<br />
Clermont<br />
Marcia Brucker<br />
Eustis<br />
Michael Bryie<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Freddie Bullock<br />
·Bushnell<br />
Linda Burhans<br />
Umatilla<br />
Bill Byrnes<br />
Tavares<br />
Nina Caiazza<br />
Mt. Dora
Debbie Cain<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Merry Caldwell<br />
Clermont<br />
Terri Caldwell<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
James Calvin<br />
Eustis<br />
Cheryl Cannon<br />
Wildwood<br />
Timothy Cannon<br />
Groveland<br />
Cathie Carrier<br />
Tavares<br />
Judy Carroll<br />
Tavares<br />
Susan Carroll<br />
Eustis<br />
Debra Carter<br />
Eustis<br />
La Juan Cason<br />
Wildwood<br />
Debbie Castle<br />
Fruitland Park
36 I Freshmen<br />
Michael Cates<br />
Tavares<br />
Michael Chapman<br />
Okahumpka<br />
John Clark<br />
Leesburg<br />
June Clark<br />
Wildwood<br />
Keith Clements<br />
Leesburg<br />
Jeff Clevenger<br />
Hernando
Perry Collins<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Charles Cooper<br />
Yalaha<br />
Deborah Coniglio<br />
Wildwood<br />
Denise Craine<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Deborah Crews<br />
Eustis<br />
Terry Currie<br />
Leesburg<br />
Martin Cushman<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Drue Dandridge<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Anna D' Auria<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Nancy Davison<br />
Leesburg<br />
Ronnie Davidson<br />
Leesburg<br />
Karen Davis<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Christine Day<br />
Groveland<br />
Chris Deason<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Freshmen I 37
38 I Freshmen<br />
Nancy Denike<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Sharon Detmer<br />
Invern ess<br />
Nancy DeWolf<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
John Dinsmore<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Joan Dishon<br />
Leesburg<br />
David Dodson<br />
Altoona<br />
Annette Driggers<br />
Eust is<br />
Don Driggers<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Pam Duncan<br />
Leesburg<br />
James Eberhart<br />
Athens, Ga.<br />
Kathy Eggl<br />
Mt. Dora
\ l<br />
}-·<br />
Tony Evans<br />
Yalaha<br />
Jenny Fairchild<br />
Groveland<br />
Ken Farley<br />
Apopka ·<br />
Bruce Farner<br />
Tavares<br />
Sharon L. Feehan<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Clay Feustel<br />
Leesburg<br />
Yolanda Fields<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Celia Finger<br />
Leesburg<br />
Martin Fischer<br />
Leesburg<br />
Carolyn Fish<br />
Leesburg<br />
Lisa Foisy<br />
Umatilla<br />
Kim Foster<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Robbie Frazier<br />
Groveland<br />
Robin Friedrich<br />
Leesburg<br />
Lori Froelich<br />
Leesburg<br />
Bruce Futch<br />
Bushnell<br />
Freshmen I 39
40 I Freshmen<br />
Leonard Fyler<br />
Ferndale<br />
Mary Gebhardt<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
David Geddes<br />
Sorrento<br />
Diana George<br />
Bushnell<br />
Tim Gilligan<br />
Leesburg<br />
Sharon Girtman<br />
Tavares<br />
Antonio Gomes<br />
Bushnell<br />
Carrie Gordon<br />
Wildwood<br />
Wayne Gordon<br />
Wildwood<br />
Diane Gore<br />
Minneola<br />
Denise Gosnell<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Alice Graham<br />
Center Hill
Andrew Graham<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Carolyn Gray<br />
Leesburg<br />
Tim Green<br />
Umatilla<br />
Audrey Gridley<br />
Webster<br />
Joanne Gretzler<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Shanda Hall<br />
Wildwood<br />
Susie Hamilton<br />
Wildwood<br />
DawnHampy<br />
Eustis<br />
Freshmen I 41
42 I Freshmen<br />
Mark Hansard<br />
Leesburg<br />
Terri Hardin<br />
Eustis<br />
Patricia Harper<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Shirley Harris<br />
Wildwood<br />
Margaret Harrison<br />
Wildwood<br />
Debra Harville<br />
Groveland<br />
Mark Hawkins<br />
Leesburg<br />
Charles Hawthorne<br />
Sorrento<br />
Robin Hendrix<br />
Eustis<br />
Patrick Henry<br />
Umatilla<br />
Michelle Hoffman<br />
Leesburg<br />
Debra Holland<br />
Eustis<br />
Mr. Photographer, can't you see that we don't want our pictures taken?
Oh no, not again!<br />
c •<br />
Scott Hood<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Bena Horne<br />
Umatilla<br />
Jeanne Huchingson<br />
Leesburg<br />
Richard Huchingson<br />
Leesburg<br />
Bruce Hughes<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Joseph Humphrey<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Jacqueline Hunt<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Robert Hunter Jr.<br />
Yalaha<br />
Elizabeth Ivery<br />
Leesburg<br />
John Jarrett<br />
Altoona<br />
Daisy Johnson<br />
Center Hill<br />
Carl Jones<br />
Leesburg<br />
Dorothy Jones<br />
Eustis<br />
James Jones<br />
Sorrento<br />
Freshmen I 43
44 I Freshmen<br />
Karen Jones<br />
Leesburg<br />
Nancy Jones<br />
Sorrento<br />
Pattie Kantor<br />
Leesburg<br />
Lisa Kay<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Tim Kelley<br />
Webster<br />
Paula King<br />
Oxford<br />
Elaine Kimler<br />
Wildwood<br />
Carol Kirchner<br />
Leesburg<br />
Gary Kinninger<br />
Tavares<br />
Tammie Kirnes<br />
Center Hill<br />
Susan Klaman<br />
Tavares<br />
Jeannette Knotts<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Debra Kofahl<br />
Leesburg<br />
Vicki King<br />
Wildwood
Tammy Kueffer<br />
Eustis<br />
Donna Kyle<br />
Tavares<br />
Ronald Labrie<br />
Leesburg<br />
Reyna Lagos<br />
Clermont<br />
Anna Lane<br />
Tavares<br />
Duane Lanier<br />
Tavares<br />
Cathy LaVeighne<br />
Oxford<br />
Debbie Leatherman<br />
Oxford<br />
Brian Ledbetter<br />
Zellwood<br />
Patti Lee<br />
Webster<br />
Rosalind Lee<br />
Webster<br />
Marty Leggett<br />
Leesburg<br />
Chester Leininger<br />
Groveland<br />
Steve Leland<br />
Eustis<br />
Dale Likley<br />
Leesburg<br />
James Littleton<br />
Leesburg<br />
Freshmen I 45
46 I Freshmen<br />
Larry Lloyd<br />
Bushnell<br />
Bill Lockett<br />
Eustis<br />
Martha Lockett<br />
Eustis<br />
Fred Logsdon<br />
Lady <strong>Lake</strong><br />
Mark Long<br />
Eustis<br />
Michael Long<br />
Eustis<br />
Emily Longley<br />
Eustis<br />
Lota Luther<br />
Winter Haven<br />
Jatricia Maddox<br />
Leesburg<br />
Debbie Manes<br />
Leesburg<br />
Lorna Mann<br />
Umatilla
Debbie Manning<br />
Clermont<br />
Donna Manning<br />
Leesburg<br />
Pearley Marshall<br />
Eustis<br />
Wesley Martin<br />
Astor<br />
Brian Mattiucci<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Margo Mayer<br />
Wildwood<br />
Linda McCall<br />
Eustis<br />
Melanie McClure<br />
Fruit Ia nd Park<br />
Beth McCormic<br />
Wildwood<br />
Marcia McDaniel<br />
Webster<br />
Stephen McDaniel<br />
Leesburg<br />
Freshmen I 47
48 I Freshmen<br />
Geary McGregor<br />
Groveland<br />
Mary Mclean<br />
Clermont<br />
Janice Mclemore<br />
Leesburg<br />
Melinda McPherson<br />
Leesburg<br />
Robert McVey<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Susan Meffert<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Hugh Meredith<br />
Wildwood<br />
Janet Merritt<br />
Coleman<br />
James Miller<br />
Leesburg<br />
Joyce Miller<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Barbara Mills<br />
Wildwood<br />
Eunice Mills<br />
Webster
Marie Mills<br />
Tavares<br />
John Milsap<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Lisa Milton<br />
Wildwood<br />
Steve Mitchell<br />
leesburg<br />
Elnetrice Mobley<br />
lake Panasoffkee<br />
Matthew Modica<br />
Clermont<br />
Marilyn Molnar<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Susan Moody<br />
leesburg<br />
Joni Moon<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Debra Moore<br />
Eustis<br />
Scott Moore<br />
Eustis<br />
Kathy Morgan<br />
Wildwood<br />
Donna Mosley<br />
leesburg<br />
James Muraro<br />
Groveland<br />
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50 I Freshmen<br />
Cecil Murphy<br />
Webster<br />
Kelly Murphy<br />
Crystal River<br />
Debra Musselwhite<br />
Leesburg<br />
Audrey Myers<br />
Leesburg<br />
John Myslik<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Eddie Newman<br />
Tavares<br />
Sheila Newton<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Rhonda Nichols<br />
Leesburg<br />
Pat Noonan<br />
Leesburg<br />
Carla Ogden<br />
Eustis<br />
DannyOids<br />
Howey-in-the Hills<br />
Jack Oliver<br />
Leesburg<br />
Eric Olson<br />
Umatilla<br />
Jeanne Olson<br />
Clermont
Rona Palmer<br />
Leesburg<br />
Karen Paquette<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Warren Parham<br />
Leesburg<br />
Cindy Parks<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Joe Peacock<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Carolyn Peeples<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Sylvie Peltier<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Jeannette Perry<br />
Leesburg<br />
Marie Pfahler<br />
Leesburg<br />
Hang Pham<br />
Wildwood<br />
Lori Piermatteo<br />
Leesburg<br />
Nancy Pineau<br />
Wildwood<br />
Jane Porter<br />
Wildwood<br />
Joe Powell<br />
Leesburg<br />
Lawendell Price<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Richard Pyle<br />
Altoona<br />
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52 I Freshmen<br />
Shari Quarterman<br />
Bushnell<br />
Ted Ramsey<br />
Center Hill<br />
Gus Rateau<br />
Eustis<br />
Cindi Redding<br />
Leesburg<br />
Dana Redding<br />
Wildwood<br />
Ronald Rednour<br />
Leesburg<br />
Karen Richard<br />
Leesburg<br />
Bob Rinehart<br />
Clermont<br />
David Roberts<br />
Mascotte<br />
Mary Roberts<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Gil Robinson<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Brenda Rodgers<br />
Zellwood
Gustavo Rodriquez<br />
Mascotte<br />
Kenneth Roop<br />
Wildwood<br />
Nancy Ruppert<br />
Inverness<br />
Cynthia Rushing<br />
Bushnell<br />
Mike Rutig<br />
Leesburg<br />
Pam Rutschow<br />
Yalaha<br />
Kathy Ryan<br />
Leesburg<br />
Stephen Sanchious<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> Panasoffkee<br />
Emmett Sapp<br />
Leesburg<br />
Nancy Schwalb<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Vicki Scofield<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> Panasoffkee<br />
Jimmy Scott<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Eddie Seabrook<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
John Seaquist<br />
Tavares<br />
Debbie Sellers<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Timothy Semmler<br />
Eustis<br />
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54 I Freshmen<br />
Marilyn Seybold<br />
Eustis<br />
Shafter Nave<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Kathryn Sheppard<br />
Paisley<br />
Teresa Shepherd<br />
Leesburg<br />
Pam Sherrouse<br />
Leesburg<br />
Pat Sherwood<br />
Tavares<br />
Karen Shook<br />
Eustis<br />
Anthony Simon<br />
Umatilla<br />
Scot Skilbred<br />
Leesburg<br />
Tammy Slater<br />
Eustis<br />
Jennis Slaughter<br />
Wildwood<br />
Linda Smith<br />
Bushnell<br />
Nancy Smith<br />
Center Hill<br />
Velma Smith<br />
Okahumpka<br />
Sonia Solomon<br />
Leesburg<br />
Teresa Sorrell<br />
Leesburg
Dianne Spencer<br />
Mascotte<br />
Mike Spradlin<br />
Fruitlan·d Park<br />
Denise Sprouse<br />
Eustis<br />
Darlene Steinbrook<br />
Tavares<br />
Jeanne Stephens<br />
Eustis<br />
Frank Stewart<br />
Umatilla<br />
Scott Stewart<br />
Leesburg<br />
Howard Streeter<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
John Strickland<br />
Wildwood<br />
Kevin Stroh<br />
Wildwood<br />
Lisa Strong<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> Panasoffkee<br />
JonSumme<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Ray Sweeting<br />
Grand Island<br />
Vaughn Taylor<br />
Leesburg<br />
Mary Ellen Thibodeau<br />
Leesburg<br />
John Thompson<br />
Tavares<br />
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56 I Freshmen<br />
Sandra Thompson<br />
Leesburg<br />
Amy Thornton<br />
Wildwood<br />
Roderick Tietjen<br />
Leesburg<br />
Douglas Timmermar·<br />
Tavares<br />
Jane Tolar<br />
Center Hill<br />
Dana Toole<br />
Groveland<br />
Antonio Turner<br />
Eustis<br />
Lewis Turner<br />
Eustis
Clifford Twetan<br />
Leesburg<br />
Dorothy Tyler<br />
Wildwood<br />
Kathryn Urmson<br />
Eustis<br />
Simon Van Beek<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Nina Waite<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Cathy Walker<br />
Tavares<br />
Lisa Walker<br />
Eustis<br />
Carol Wall<br />
Leesburg<br />
Charles Ward<br />
St. Augustine<br />
Beth Washburn<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Jamie Watson<br />
Howey-in-the-Hills<br />
Steve Wesley<br />
Leesburg<br />
Myra West<br />
Bushnell<br />
Susan Whitaker<br />
Grand Island<br />
Loretta White<br />
Leesburg<br />
Annette Whited<br />
Coleman<br />
57
58 I Freshmen<br />
Kathy Wicker<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Mary Willard<br />
Fruitland Park<br />
Gil Williams<br />
Leesburg<br />
Judith Williams<br />
Eustis<br />
Judy Willis<br />
Ferndale<br />
Ralph Willis<br />
Wildwood<br />
Margaret Wilson<br />
Bushnell<br />
Anna Wood<br />
Leesburg<br />
Wayne Wood<br />
Paisley<br />
Paul Woodard<br />
Webster<br />
Gail Wright<br />
Tavares<br />
Kim Wright<br />
Sorrento<br />
Patsy Wright<br />
Bushnell<br />
Sue Yarbrough<br />
Mt. Dora<br />
Tammy Zipperer<br />
Leesburg
OCTOBER<br />
59
60 I October<br />
":heckmate<br />
In tram urals<br />
• Ill'<br />
Upfor TWQII<br />
Please, I need room. An exciting scrimmage .
It's a Birdie!<br />
Champion of the ping -pong players.<br />
L-SCC offered a variety of intramural<br />
athletics for everyone on campus<br />
this year. John Milsap was the winner<br />
of the table tennis tournament with<br />
Kay Leydig coming up second. Champ<br />
Antonio Turner and runner-.up Joe Jefferson<br />
were tops in one-on-one. Vivian<br />
Starks won the badminton tournament<br />
and Ronald Rednour was second. In<br />
the chess tournament Kevin Stroh<br />
placed first and Ronald Rednour was<br />
second once again. Renee Piner and<br />
Laura Carver were first and second in<br />
tennis.<br />
Ronnie has style.<br />
October I 61
In men's flag football this year the<br />
All Stars came out on top with The Pits<br />
in second place. In women's flag football<br />
the Boogie Down Bombers let the<br />
Stein Bombers have it all through the<br />
season and became champs. At the<br />
bowling lanes Team Four came in<br />
first, winning 26 games and losing<br />
only 18. The team consisted of Mary<br />
Jo Geiger, Ronnie Renour, and Don<br />
Asbeck. Team Two came in second,<br />
winning 25 and losing 19. On this<br />
team were Mark Hansard, John Clark,<br />
and Bobby Sullivan. Mike Sellers had<br />
high average, 164, Pam Rutschow,<br />
151; high individual, John Clark, 272,<br />
Renee Alsobrook, 25 7; and most<br />
improved, Brian Roush + 19, Jane<br />
Porter, + 34.<br />
62 / October<br />
A perfect release.<br />
A huddle.<br />
More on Intramurals<br />
Stretching for a pass.<br />
Yeah I A strike.
Black Student Union Meets Virgil Hawkins<br />
L. tor., Horace Jones, BSU sponsor; Loretta White, Virgil Hawkins, and Janice Harris.<br />
Black Student Union opened its year with<br />
a talk by Virgil Hawkins, who after a long<br />
struggle was admitted to the Florida Bar in<br />
1971. Another Fall Term activity was a<br />
Disco Dance in the gym.<br />
Virgil Hawkins and Carolyn Peeples in conversation.<br />
Black Student Union members are: I. to r., sitting: Fleeter McKenzie, Carolyn Peeples, Debbra Snow, Janice Harris, Loretta White. Standing: Linda Smith,<br />
Cedric Connelly, Cynthia Rushing, Steve Sanchious, Cathy Rolle, Elnetrice Mobley, Shari Quarterman, Paul Chatman.<br />
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At the beginning of<br />
Fall Term the Baptist<br />
Campus Ministry and<br />
ICHTHUS met together<br />
and planned to spend<br />
the coming year as<br />
"One in the Spirit."<br />
Each Wednesday they<br />
met under the old pine<br />
tree for a sharing time.<br />
Bill Tanner, president of<br />
BCM, led this group and<br />
God sent love.<br />
One in Spirit<br />
Wednesday Share Time consisted of prayer, song, and talk.<br />
Campus Ministry, left to right, Tammy Slater, Dr. Frank Thomas, pastor advisor, Richard Recas, Lorna Mann, Mary Blackburn, Sharon Hawkins, Lewis Dolan,<br />
Theresa Borowsky, Karen Gnann, Bill Tanner.<br />
64 I October
Taking Care of Business<br />
Phi Beta Lambda, business organization, members are, seated, I. tor., Sindy Sellers, Carolyn Peeples, Steve Rykowski , Elaine Bowron, Fleeter McKenzie, and<br />
Cedric Connelly. Standing: Loretta Brown, Byron Kelley, sponsor, Karen Paquette, Pamilla Heron, Michele Wrobel, Jatricia Maddox, Velma Smith, Victor<br />
Smith, Steve Sanchious, Gerry Engstrom.<br />
Bake sa les can be fun .<br />
October I 65
Phi Theta Initiates New Members<br />
Phi Theta Kappa, the only national scholastic honorary<br />
fraternity for junior colleges, is open to those full <br />
time students who have completed one semester of<br />
junior college, are enrolled in a transfer program, and<br />
have attained a minimum grade point average of 3.4.<br />
Setting for installation and initiation. New members were pleased by the welcome.<br />
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Phi Theta Kappa members are, front row, I. tor.: Jim Remeniuk, Leslie Madere, Kathy Farner, and Greg Jones. Back row: Joe Tschida, Malinda Speas, Lori<br />
Clark, Suzy Rogers, Cindy Keith, Pam Ehlers, John Bishop and John Lofgren.<br />
66 I October
We'd Like to Teach the World to Sing<br />
SMENC, Student Music Educators National Conference, members, I. to r., front row, are: David Johnson, Lee Monroe, Debbie Graham, John Matthews, Susan<br />
Gatch. Second row: Marie Pfahler, Lynda LaMoreaux, Andrew Lenze, Kathy Wicker, Pat Sherwood, Darlene Steinbrook. Back row: John Bishop, John Gon <br />
siorek, Tim Gilligan, Brian Ledbetter, Steve Troesch, Ervin Gatlin, sponsor. Not shown is Don Mclaurin, associate sponsor.<br />
Lee Monroe (r.) in behalf of SMENC gives tickets for the FSU Circus to Duane McCaskill of the<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> County Boys Club for boys.<br />
Music by the Jazz-Lab Band.<br />
October I 67
68 I October<br />
It's Not All Work for SGA<br />
Fall Term Student Government, officers and senators are, row 1, I. to r. : David Casanova, first vice<br />
president; Mary Ruth Taylor, advisor; Scott Steinman, second vice president. Row 2: Lisa Fussell, treasurer;<br />
Carol Taylor, secretary; Cathy Hamric, president. Row 3: Nancy Denike, Kim Foster, Hannati Bloser,<br />
Jane Porter, Sindy Sellers. Row 4: Jeanne Olson, Beverly Coleman, Sarah Jewett. Cindy Ayris, Ri ck<br />
Pyle. Row 5: Steve Sanchious, Ken Tumlin, and Karen Jones.
During October CBS newscaster Douglas Edwards spoke on campus and<br />
the Florida State University Circus performed, sponsored by L-SCC .<br />
Mr. Edwards makes a point.<br />
Entertainment of the Month<br />
Dr. William Bungert, dean, talks with Douglas Edwards.<br />
FSU students demonstrated precision and skill.<br />
October I 69
For entertainment, students<br />
and faculty look to the Theater<br />
Arts Society. In October the<br />
group produced a one·act play<br />
ca II ed The Interview. In The<br />
Interview Donna gets mad at<br />
Dila for kissing Garland.<br />
To Be or Not To Be?<br />
Theater Arts Society members are, I. to r., front row: Chree Alverson, Donna Stearns, John Powell, Leslie Madere, Robert Cain. Back row, I. tor., are: Mike<br />
Stott, Nancy Davis, David Payne, advisor, Lindy McPherson, Janice Harris, Bob Blake, Debra Stahl, Garland Meyer, Pam Rutschow, Dila Watson, Cindy Parks,<br />
and Kathy O'Reilly.<br />
70 I October
Dr. Paul P. Williams, President.<br />
Rantson Davis, attorney for the <strong>College</strong> Board of Trustees, and Dr . Wil ·<br />
Iiams.<br />
72 I E•tabli•hment<br />
Meet President Williams<br />
SGA sponsored " Meet the President."<br />
At Fall Term graduation.
Dr. Dixie Jean Allen, Dean of Student Serv1ces<br />
H. W. Asbell, Dean of Admissions<br />
.<br />
'<br />
Dr. William Bungert, Dean of the <strong>College</strong><br />
John Graham, Dean of Administrative Services<br />
Deans<br />
Establishment I 73
Humanities<br />
LaVera Yarish, Division Chairman, Humanities<br />
7 4 I Establishment<br />
Ervin Gatlin, Music<br />
Gary Garman, English, Spanish<br />
Right, Jeanne Kelton, Art<br />
Far right, Janet King, Art<br />
Thomas Cuppett, English and Reading<br />
Debra Dabney, English<br />
Lynn Fritch, English and Speech
Humanities<br />
Don Mclaurin, Instrumental Music David Payne, English, Theater<br />
John Rata, English, Photography James Rennie, English<br />
Far left, Glenn Ricci, Commercial Art<br />
Left, Jennifer Titen, English, French<br />
Establishment I 75
Technical Education, Physical Education, Business<br />
Dr . Joseph Rhile, Division Chairman, Tech·<br />
nical Education, Business and Hea lth<br />
Delbert Hollingsworth, Physical Education,<br />
Athletic Director<br />
76 Establishment<br />
James Grigsby, Business<br />
Richard Geissler, Technica l Education Jacob Kertz, Technical Education<br />
Debra Y:Janza Dabney, Physica l Education Mary Caponi, Business<br />
Nealedene Honey, Business Byron Kelley, Business
Social Science<br />
78 I Establishment<br />
Walter Bryde, Division Chairman, Social Science Dr . Harold Alford, Sociology<br />
John Neal, Social Science Jared Graber, Social Science Dr. Clayton Bishop, Psychology<br />
Edward James, Socia l Science David Krause, Soc ial Sc1ence Jeffrey Morris, Criminal Justice Coordinator
80 I Establishment<br />
Support Personnel - Staff<br />
William Kennedy, Counselor<br />
Barbara Brown, Job Development Specialist<br />
Helen Sergeson, Librarian<br />
Harriet Asbeck, Secretary Library<br />
Billie Carlson, Secretary, Student Activities<br />
and Media Center<br />
Douglas Trabert. Media Specialist<br />
Mary Burton, Secretary, Business Office<br />
Evelyn Crabb, Secretary, Director of Cooperative<br />
Education
Dolores Dodson. Secretary, Counseling Center<br />
Marjorie Gates. Secretary, Dean of the <strong>College</strong><br />
K1m Newton. Secretary, Bookstore and Business Office<br />
Betty Lou Furnas, Secretary to.the President<br />
Jean Gatlin. Secretary, Dean of Admissions<br />
Melvina Robinson, Secretary, Dean of Student<br />
Services<br />
Staff<br />
Lou Ann Figgins. Secretary, Financial Aid<br />
Joyce Hutcheson. Secretary, Dean of Admin<br />
istrative Services<br />
Establishment I 81
Staff<br />
Catherine Smith, Secretary, Continuing Edu ·<br />
cation and Division Chairman<br />
82 Establish ment<br />
Bessie Haynes, Xerox Operator - Postal<br />
Clerk<br />
Christyne Hamilton, Bookkeeper<br />
Suzanne Shaffer, Secretary, Library<br />
Neva Tallman, Faculty Secretary<br />
Jane Kohn, Computer Operator<br />
-.<br />
Gloria Walker, Secretary, Admissions and<br />
Information Services<br />
Reba Moore, Receptionist- Switchboard
Doris Walter, Student Record s<br />
Marguerite Phillips, Bookstore Manager<br />
Janet Cleland, Physical Education Aide<br />
Staff<br />
Ray Lowery, Media Technician<br />
Far left, Bruce Gillmore, Theater Manager<br />
Left, Diane Brooks, Key Punch Operator<br />
Establishment I 83
84 I Establishment<br />
Security,<br />
Groundskeepers,<br />
and Custodians<br />
Louis Burg, Security Houtz, Security<br />
Maintenance Staff, front, left to right: Fred Mosley, Custodian; Tuan -Zuang Bui, Groundskeeper; Andrew Austin, Custodian; Thomas Campbell, Cus·<br />
todian. Back row: Floyd Perry, Custodian; Leroy Adams, Custodian; Ed Moyer, Director of Maintenance; Oscar Burton, Meohanic; Harold Lane,<br />
Mechanic. Not shown: Susan Becker, Groundskeeper; Sherman Carter, Groundskeeper; Emil Sudol, Custodian.
NOVEMBER<br />
85
First Production<br />
D octor "<br />
" The Arrangement" Narrator Mike Stott<br />
Cast for "The Good Doctor," Dale Likley, Chree Alverson, John Bishop, Leslie Madere, Mike Stott, Danny Olds, Darlene Stein brook, Garland Meyer, Robert<br />
Cain, Betty Parsons and John Powell .<br />
November I 87
Miss L-SCC 1977-78<br />
Kathy Wicker<br />
Miss <strong>Lake</strong>-<strong>Sumter</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> for 1977-78 is<br />
Kathy Wicker. She was crowned during the 12th annual<br />
pageant held Saturday, Nov. 19, in the Fine Arts Center.<br />
There were 15 contestants, all sponsored by organizations<br />
at L-SCC. Areas of judging were personal interviews,<br />
which were conducted before the show, street clothes,<br />
bathing suit, talent and evening gown. The six finalists,<br />
Terri Bailey, Jamie Brown, Winifred Lucas, Darlene Steinbrook,<br />
Carol Taylor and Kathy Wicker, were asked questions<br />
and judged on their replies.<br />
Winifred Lucas was first runner-up, Terri Bailey was<br />
second runner-up, and Jeanne Olson was voted Miss Congeniality<br />
by the girls themselves.<br />
88 I November<br />
Winifred Lucas, second runner-up.<br />
Jeanne Olson, Miss Congeniality.
Miss L-SCC Contestants<br />
Contestants: Sindy Sellers, Deborah Stahl, Carol Taylor, Darlene Stein brook, Mahalia Staten, Linda Smith and Terri Bailey.<br />
Contestants: Jeanne Olson, Jamie Brown, Winifred Lucas, Michele Wrobel, Lisa Fussell, Loretta Brown, Jeanette Perry and Kathy Wicker.<br />
November I 89
90 I November<br />
Contestants
From Jazz To Disco<br />
On Sunday, Nov. 13, the Jazz-Lab Band performed<br />
in the Fine Arts Center. The band was conducted<br />
by Don Mclaurin and played songs ranging<br />
from jazz to disco. A few of them included: the<br />
theme from "Rocky, " " Gonna Fly Now, " " Send in<br />
the Clowns, " " My Funny Valentine." From the<br />
Count Basie library they played "Wind Machine"<br />
and "Scott's Place." They also presented " Come<br />
Rain or Come Shine," which is from the Woody Herman<br />
series.<br />
November I 91
Dr. Joyce Brothers, well known psychologist and col·<br />
umnist, gave the third and final lecture of the fall<br />
series.<br />
In her afternoon talk Brothers discussed stressful<br />
situations and steps toward their prevention, psycho·<br />
logical research that has been in effect for the past few<br />
years, and the need for an awareness of body language<br />
and its signs. She also gave a short entertaining quiz<br />
concerning male-female relationships and answered<br />
questions.<br />
That evening she centered her lecture around marriage<br />
and family relationships, concluding with the<br />
quiz and a question period.<br />
92 I November<br />
Brothers Concludes<br />
Lecture Series<br />
Dr. Brothers talks to an area journalist following her afternoon lecture.
Leslie Madere in college play.<br />
Front row, left to right: Lisa Fussell, Rheda<br />
Gail Griner, Cathy Hamric, Lori Clark, Jamie<br />
Brown, Donna Stearns, Leslie Madere. Sec-<br />
Eighteen Chosen For<br />
Who's Who<br />
ond row: June Fuller, Kathy Farner, Elaine<br />
Bowron, Suzanne Rogers, David Casanova.<br />
Back row: James Remeniuk, John Mat-<br />
Those listed in "Who's Who Among Students in American<br />
Junior <strong>College</strong>s" are chosen on the basis of scholarship,<br />
participation and leadership in academic and extracurricul:ar<br />
activities, citizenship and service to the school<br />
and potential for future achievement.<br />
This year's selection committee was headed by Dr.<br />
Dixie Jean Allen and Dr. Paul Williams, president of the<br />
college made the final approval.<br />
thews, Lee Monroe, Greg Jones, William<br />
Tanner. Not pictured: Scott Steinman.<br />
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94 I Candids<br />
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On Dec. 2, many L-SCC students spent an unforgettable<br />
day visiting and performing with Flamenco and<br />
classical guitarist, Antonio Mendoza. Climax of the<br />
visit was an evening concert in the Fine Arts Center.<br />
96 I December<br />
Strings And Things<br />
Talented Mendoza
<strong>College</strong> Chorus Performs<br />
In rehearsal.<br />
The L-SCC <strong>College</strong> Chorus presented<br />
a Christmas concert on Dec. 6<br />
at 8 P.M., in the Fine Arts Center. The<br />
program included works by Thomas<br />
de Victoria, David Williams, Herbert<br />
Howells, Pat Boozer, Jerry Nowak,<br />
and Parker-Shaw.<br />
The performance was under the<br />
direction of Susan Maurer. Accompanists<br />
were John Matthews Jr., Bruce<br />
Hughes, and Donna Stearns. Soloists<br />
were Debbie Graham, Lynda<br />
LaMoreaux, and Kathy Eggl.<br />
December I 97
98 I December<br />
Symphonic Band Concert<br />
Fall term performance.<br />
Conductor Mclaurin
Christmas Musical<br />
The Symphonic Band presented<br />
its Fall Concert on Dec. 4, at 3 P.M.,<br />
with a reception following the performance.<br />
Under the direction of Don<br />
Mclaurin the band performed<br />
"Suite in E Flat, " " Variations on a<br />
Korean Folk Song," and " Shepherd's<br />
Hey" in addition to several<br />
other selections.<br />
December I 99
Liberal Arts Building<br />
December I 1 01
Men's Basketball<br />
1 02 I December
SGA Honors Three Graduates<br />
Tumlin, Taylor and Steinman.<br />
Student Government honored three<br />
of its members, who were graduating,<br />
with a coffee held Dec. 7. The honored<br />
guests were Carol Taylor, Scott Steinman,<br />
and Ken Tumlin. Taylor served<br />
as secretary, Steinman as second vice<br />
president, and Tumlin as senator Fall<br />
term.<br />
December I 1 03
The SGA Christmas Ball took place on<br />
the evening of Dec. 10. Held at the<br />
Leesburg <strong>Community</strong> Center it was a<br />
formal dance. The most important<br />
event of the evening was the crowning<br />
of the Queen and Attendant. The<br />
Queen was Jamie Brown and the<br />
Attendant was Jeanne Olson.<br />
1 04 I December<br />
Student Governm
Sponsors Christmas Ball<br />
December I 1 05
An informal program for the graduates<br />
and members of their families<br />
was held in the <strong>College</strong> Union Wed <br />
nesday, Dec. 21, 1977, with Dr. Paul<br />
P. Williams, president, presiding .<br />
Alfred David Bailey Jr. of Leesburg,<br />
with a perfect academic average of<br />
4.0, graduated at the top of the Fall<br />
term class. Speaker at the program<br />
was Edmund Cameron, chemistry<br />
instructor.<br />
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Dr. Williams and Alfred Bailey Jr.<br />
I<br />
., J<br />
Graduation<br />
Graduating SGA members, Scott Steinman, Ken Tumlin and Carol Taylor with Edmund Cameron.<br />
Graduates were handed diplomas.
JANUARY<br />
107
1 08 I January<br />
Registration for Term II was held<br />
January 4 and 5. It was followed by<br />
the long lines of add·drop. During the<br />
first few days of the term President<br />
Williams talked with interested stu·<br />
dents at " Meet the President."<br />
A New Term Begins
With Various Activities<br />
Melanie McClure and Allyn Lafler, coop<br />
students, talk with Joe Holmes, Senior<br />
Vice-President of the Sun First National<br />
Bank of Leesburg, who was a guest lecturer<br />
in the Cooperative Education seminar.<br />
Winners of the <strong>Naiad</strong> Literary contest are, left to right, Lorna Mann, second in poetry; Kathleen Perry, first in poetry; Kate Judkins, first in short<br />
story; Jenny Fairchild, editor of <strong>Naiad</strong> who presented the winners their checks; LaVera Yarish, chairman of judges; and Bob Crews, second in short<br />
story. Not pictured: Dave Bosley, third in short story; Lee Schuler, third in poetry; Johnnie Turpak, honorable mention in short story; Linda Britt,<br />
honorable mention in poetry.<br />
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Added to SGA for Term II are the following<br />
officers and senators: Sindy Sellers,<br />
president; Elizabeth Jackson, vice-president;<br />
Fleeter McKenzie, secretary; freshman<br />
senators, Jane Porter, Joni Moon,<br />
Sherri Bonner, Cheryl Cannon, Tim Green,<br />
and Eddie Seabrook; sophomore senators,<br />
Steve Rykowski and Pam Ehlers _ First on<br />
the agenda for the Term II was hosting a<br />
district meeting. Students and advisors<br />
from both Valenica and Polk <strong>Community</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong>s were present.<br />
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New Students in SGA Offices<br />
SGA Officers, seated, left to right are: Jane Porter, freshman senator; Elizabeth Jackson, vtce·<br />
president. Standing, left to right: Sindy Sellers, president; and Fleeter McKenzie, secretary.<br />
,<br />
c:;.
State University Day<br />
State University Day was hosted by<br />
<strong>Lake</strong>-<strong>Sumter</strong> on Tuesday, January 17.<br />
Representatives from nine state universities<br />
were on campus to answer<br />
questions about academic programs<br />
available housino. and financial aid.<br />
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Editor ........... . .... . . . .<br />
August, September .. . ... .<br />
Population<br />
As sista nt Editor<br />
NAIAD STAFF<br />
. . Jenny Fairchild<br />
. . . . . . . . . Amy Thornton<br />
..... Kathy Ryan<br />
October, Faculty . . . . . . . . ..... Jeanne Olson<br />
November . . ...... . ... ... ... .. . .. . ... Terri Bruestle<br />
December, Literary ..... Cheryl Cannon<br />
Advertising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Darlene Steinbrook<br />
Photographer . . ........ . ....... . . Jim Calvin<br />
Ted Ramsey<br />
Cover Design<br />
Division Pages .<br />
Literary Illustrations .<br />
Assistant<br />
. ... . . John Arnold<br />
. .. Sharon Benson<br />
... Debbie Manes<br />
Left to right: Cheryl Cannon, Kathy Ryan , Jen ny Fairchi ld, Darlene Stein brook, Amy Thornton, Terri Bruestle, Jeanne Olson.<br />
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THE ANGLER<br />
Left to right: Debbie Manes, Terri Bruestle, Jamie Brown.<br />
Jamie Brown edited The Angler Fall<br />
Term, and Terri Bruestle, Spring Term. The<br />
Angler is published bimonthly with campus<br />
news and events. The reporters are from<br />
the Writing for the Mass Media Class .<br />
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Spring Term Angler Staff: Seated, left to right: Cindy Joy, Kathleen Perry. Standing, left to right: Charles Va·,ce, Bar·<br />
bara Swanson, and John Powell.<br />
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116 I January<br />
Men and Women Compete in
Physical Fitness Tournament<br />
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118 I January<br />
Intramural Volleyball Begins
FEBRUARY<br />
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1 20 I February<br />
Theater Arts Society and Stu <br />
dent Government Association<br />
sponsored a Variety Show on<br />
February 4. Emcees were Bruce<br />
Gillmore and Dila Watson . The<br />
production consisted of comedy,<br />
singing, and other talent such as<br />
a gymnastic routine.<br />
Susan Gatch sings.<br />
Student Productions<br />
Ann Bechard with grace.
W1L<br />
Kathy Wicker at the mike.<br />
Wild news by Lee Monroe and Tim Gilligan. Bruce Gillmore and Dila Watson, emcees.<br />
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Composers at Work<br />
John Gonsiorek at the piano.<br />
Debbie Graham, Gonsiorek, and Steve Troesch (left to right).<br />
Students in Ervin Gatlin's<br />
Advanced Music Theory Class composed<br />
their own compositions during<br />
this school year.<br />
Andy Lenze warms up.<br />
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124 I February<br />
Intramural Volleyball
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Winners of the Beard Contest were John ClarK, David<br />
Payne, and Bill Kennedy.<br />
126 I February<br />
Country Western Week<br />
I
Peyton Brothers presented bluegrass and folk music for the enjoyment of<br />
the staff and students.<br />
Peyton Brothers<br />
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Best all-around hog caller Oscar Burton can also square dance.<br />
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Hog Callers and<br />
Most original hog caller is James Renn ie. Loudest cal ler is Wade Hardaway<br />
(not shown).
Dancers Take Over Campus<br />
Wildwood High School Square Dancers perform.<br />
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Betty Crabb, Director of Continuing Education at<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Community</strong> Hospital, Leesburg, and her team<br />
showed a film "New Pulse of Life" and then taught<br />
students to do Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. They<br />
were trained and then certified to do lone rescuer CPR<br />
on adults or infants.<br />
Rosie Eckhoff and Theresa Henns with little "patient."<br />
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Students Learn CPR<br />
Ann Bechard and Garnette Shurley perform CPR on a dummy.<br />
Dr. Robert Wall, instructor.
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mother to clear away the dishes.<br />
About a week after our bath house incident, I could tell<br />
that these family discussions had reached a head and that<br />
someone or something had to give. With an air of innocence,<br />
I excused myself and went upstairs where I immediately<br />
opened the air vent in my parents' room so that I could hear<br />
good and clear.<br />
"Mother, father, you know what I'm going to say to you<br />
tonight. I've said the same thing for the past eight nights. I<br />
believe I have a future as an actress and think I should be<br />
allowed to go to New York City to find out. If you would just<br />
loan me the damn fifty dollars, I could go and be ba ck before<br />
we leave for home."<br />
" Alison, honey, " my mother's voice sounded cool but<br />
understanding, "there are a million other girls who are looking<br />
for the same lucky break. You need connections to get<br />
auditions and it takes more than fifty dollars to make those<br />
connections. If you are really serious about an acting career<br />
why don't you start with a drama class next semester, and if<br />
you do well in it, well, perhaps then we can talk about a trip<br />
to New York next summer. "<br />
My father's roaring voice continued where my mother's<br />
coolness left off, " Alison, what if something should happen<br />
to you? How would we know where to get in touch with you,<br />
and besides, you are too young to go to New York by yourself.<br />
Have you lost your mind?"<br />
That alone would have been enough to stop me but not<br />
good old Alison.<br />
" Oh, God, I want to be someone. I don't want to be like the<br />
two of you . You spend nine months of the year at home discussing<br />
father dear's crummy little business, watching Lawrence<br />
Welk every Saturday night, and never going to bed<br />
after 10:35. The other three months you spend cooped up in<br />
the sticks of Maine. I will be someone and nothing either of<br />
you can say or do will stop me."<br />
Not wanting to miss the actress in action, I jumped up so<br />
quickly that the thread bare oriental rug skidded .out from<br />
under my feet, causing me to tumble head first over a trunk<br />
of musty army blankets. Wincing with pain, l held my<br />
bruised appendage with one hand and bobbled ' down the<br />
spiraling stairs just in time to see Alison grab the milk glass<br />
fruit bowl off the formica table and wing it at the faded paper<br />
on the kitchen wall still mumbling something about making<br />
it to the top and not wasting her kind of talent on Deerfield<br />
High School. A more dramatic exit Scarlet 0 ' Hara, herself,<br />
could not have made.<br />
If I doubted Alison's acting ability before, this little fiasco<br />
had made a believer out of me. I guess my parents kind of<br />
saw it that way· too because the next morning we put Alison<br />
on the 8:45 Greyhound bus - destination, New York, New<br />
York. And in sort of a dumb way I hoped the kid would make<br />
it.<br />
During the week and a half she was gone, I spent a lot of<br />
time thinking about her, often recapping her dramatic debut<br />
at 111 Beach Street, Bar Harbor, Maine. If I hadn't understood<br />
anything else she had said, I certainly knew what she<br />
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I stand amazed and wonder at<br />
the young and old, fat and thin, tall and short<br />
males ...<br />
parading around me<br />
like prancing stallions<br />
on a merry-go-round.<br />
i watch them trying to press<br />
their minds . . .<br />
their hearts .. .<br />
but mostly their bodies to mine.<br />
And i listen to them call me<br />
elusive . . .<br />
frightened . . .<br />
crazy ...<br />
or just call me.<br />
And tho i try to be<br />
open .. .<br />
and warm .. .<br />
or responsive .<br />
I'm not.<br />
So, instead, I'm honest<br />
And I'm not surprised<br />
by the people<br />
who are offende
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under blond, bushy eyebrows. Those eyes belied the con·<br />
stant threat of his hellish personality which was much like a<br />
loaded and cocked cannon, always ready to explode at the<br />
slightest provocation. As one could expect, his personality<br />
was instrumental in his eventual demise.<br />
Stud was a natty dresser for the times and the area. He<br />
had spent some time in New Orleans prior to his arrival in<br />
North Florida, and while in New Orleans he had commis·<br />
sioned a tailor to keep him supplied with fine clothing. Along<br />
with being a natty dresser, Stud wifS almost always well<br />
groomed. He even bathed quite frequently, which was<br />
almost unheard of during that period. Of course, all of these<br />
attributes wrapped up in the package that was Stud Seven<br />
captured the attention of the ladies.<br />
The high point in Mr. Seven 's life came during the days<br />
immediately preceding Florida 's statehood. Already a terri<br />
tory with statehood imminent, Florida had friends and foes<br />
alike; those that were for and those that were against state<br />
hood . Stud was an outspoken advocate for statehood, and it<br />
was through his zealous campaigning that the original Flo<br />
rida Constitutional Convention was held in Port St. Joe.<br />
Stud 's chief adversary was a former sea captain, William<br />
Panton. Panton owned and operated a trading post just east<br />
of Pensacola along the Spanish Trail. It was because of his<br />
trading post business that Panton was intensely against Flo<br />
rida becoming a state. He visualized and abhorred the loss<br />
of revenue that he would suffer due to the traditional taxa<br />
tion associated with statehood.<br />
Stud ' s last campaign foray ended in Panton's trading post<br />
saloon . He had completed his stumping for the day in wh ich<br />
he bitterly attacked the unpatriotic, obdurate oafs that were<br />
so against the statehood cause. He was relaxing over a tan<br />
kard of beer with some friends when an enraged Panton<br />
approached him. Sensing the danger in Panton, Stud turned<br />
to his friends in an attempt to solicit support only to find that<br />
they were excusing themselves and leaving him alone. It was<br />
almost as if Stud had been set up. The only ally that he had<br />
was himself in his ability to talk persuasively.<br />
The brawny ex-sea captain impetuously seated himself<br />
across from Stud in one of the recently vacated chairs. Th is<br />
alone was provocation enough for most men· to retal iate in<br />
some way or another. However, Stud realized that hi s posi <br />
tion, size against size, was untenable. He knew that he<br />
would have to rely on his persuasive ability.<br />
He attempted to engage Panton in a congenial conversa<br />
tion. This futile attempt was received by Panton as a sign of<br />
weakness . .Panton knew that he held the upper hand, and he<br />
began to press his advantage. He berated Stud for all of the<br />
things that Stud had said during his campaigning that day.<br />
Of course the more Panton attacked him, the less inclined<br />
Stud was to be persuasive. In fact, his diminutive size was<br />
overcome by the anger that he felt. This, much to Panton 's<br />
surprise, quickly resulted in the slap of the challenge.<br />
The challenge was readi-ly accepted by Panton, and the<br />
duel was arranged to take place immediately in the saloon.<br />
Seconds and .44 caliber pistols were quickly selected for<br />
each of them. The duel was conducted with all of the tradi<br />
tional trappings. Each of the duelists knew the possible<br />
results; yet, each in the heat of anger did not care.<br />
Stud Seven was mortally wounded in that duel. That was<br />
1838, one brief year before the Constitutional Convention<br />
adopted the state constitution and seven years before Con<br />
gress admitted Florida to the Union.<br />
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A distant point glimmering alone,<br />
A point, to me, that's never shown<br />
Its lovely scarlet spark.<br />
The twerdling of a dozen birds,<br />
Whose whisper echoes anxious words<br />
Of night's receding dark.<br />
The stratum glides across the sky,<br />
Taking shapes before my eye<br />
Obscuring and revealing.<br />
And now beginning in gradual phases,<br />
The misty purple curtain raises<br />
Its color cool, appea ling.<br />
That distant point, some planet far,<br />
Outlasts the brightest midnight star<br />
Its sca rlet fading to white.<br />
And now in shades of peaceful gray,<br />
The bi rds and clouds await new day<br />
And calmly fades the night.<br />
A warmer glow and speedier cloud<br />
Help blow away the sl umber shroud<br />
And bid the world, Awaken I<br />
The birds seem now a score or more,<br />
Their trillings glide and dip and soar<br />
And morning sleep is shaken.<br />
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IMPRESSIONS: DAWN<br />
By LINDA BRITT<br />
Honorable Mention, Poetry<br />
NAIAD Literary Contest<br />
The point is now behind a cloud,<br />
or fading with the light.<br />
And headlights, streetlights in the haze<br />
aren 't seeming quite so bright.<br />
A distant bel l is ringing.<br />
And now the sky's no longer gray,<br />
but shades of baby blue.<br />
Though clouds still wing along their way,<br />
warm rays are sifting through.<br />
How many birds are singing?<br />
The fresh, bright green of blooming trees<br />
and scent of opening flowers,<br />
All sit and wa1 t for grow in g l1 ght,<br />
with man, for these few hours.<br />
Now birds glide skyward, flying.<br />
And now in al l its majesty, the precious star<br />
swims out<br />
Of clouds and haze, to waiting Earth,<br />
without a moments doubt.<br />
The cool night breeze is dying.<br />
And fi nal ly, day last arrives,<br />
now all beg ins to rustle,<br />
The leaves of books, the leaves of trees,<br />
the men in city's hustle.<br />
And watching on, the Sun .
What a man dreams, th at he becomes.<br />
If one is scorned he dreams great dreams;<br />
dreams of love;<br />
dreams of ca ring;<br />
dreams of understanding;<br />
And his love and conce rn is great,<br />
reaching from a depth untouchable.<br />
When a man is lonely he dreams warm dreams;<br />
dreams of powers;<br />
dreams of sti llness;<br />
dreams of loud si lence;<br />
And his comfort is a st rong embrace,<br />
stand ing th rough storm s unbearable.<br />
Dream and Become<br />
By LORNA MANN<br />
Second Place, Poetry<br />
NAIAD Literary Contest<br />
As a man 's heart is heavy, so hi s dreams can fly;<br />
He dreams of the wind;<br />
He dreams of a laugh;<br />
He dreams of a friend;<br />
And through his dreams he is truly free<br />
in a world broader than eternity.<br />
But if a man stretches far and touches his dreams,<br />
they are no longer dreams.<br />
So he must drea m aga in,<br />
and through hi s dreams he becomes .<br />
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Thomas the tailor was normally a meek, quiet little fellow,<br />
but the news he had just heard was more than he could<br />
stand. He paced back and forth across the shop floor. "Oh<br />
my! Oh my! Whatever shall I do?" he cried, pushing his<br />
glasses back from the tip of his nose, where they had<br />
bounced. Such agitation was not normal for Thomas. After<br />
all, this was the eleventh century, not some backward era.<br />
Certainly, taxes were at an all time high, but his wants were<br />
modest. Could any mortal survive this? Could he? .<br />
He glanced out the shop window, moaned, and pulled the<br />
shutters tightly together. " Can I? Should I? Will I do it?" he<br />
groaned, remembering the many nights he had tossed in<br />
dreams. What dreams they were! "Is it possible she will<br />
really do as the Sheriff sa id?"<br />
Hearing a commotion outside, he ran to the shutters,<br />
slinging tools aside, and nearly tripped over a stool. Resetting<br />
his glasses again, he peered outside. "The streets are<br />
clearing, and the people are going inside. She really will do<br />
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Mild Mannered Tom<br />
By DAVE BOSLEY<br />
Third Place, Short Story<br />
NAIAD literary Contest<br />
it, " he exclaimed, as little beads of perspiration popped out<br />
on his forehead. He closed the shutters gently and breathed<br />
with a sigh, "I musn't, I shan't, I coundn't."<br />
The sound of horses' hooves struck his ears, causing<br />
larger beads to cross his forehead . As the sound<br />
approached the front of his store, the strain became too<br />
great. Running to the window, he cracked open the shutters,<br />
peeped out, and there she was, The Lady, herself, riding a<br />
horse, naked : She was naked, not the horse- although, the<br />
horse wasn 't wearing much either. With a jiggle here and a<br />
bounce, bounce there, all of Thomas' dreams came true. His<br />
glasses steamed and'1iis palms grew sweaty, as he cried,<br />
"What a beauty! What a form! What a body!"<br />
Hearing this, The Lady turned, saw him, and being a modest<br />
lady, covered her mouth. He heard her exclamation as<br />
she galloped out of sight, " My goodness, a peeping<br />
Thomas! "
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Higher Education<br />
By JOHNNIE TURPAK<br />
Honorable Mention, Short Story<br />
NAIAD Literary Contest<br />
George is a young alligator who lives in the pond on the<br />
school campus. He lives a lonely life beca use no other alliga·<br />
tors inhabit the pond. He was bored with lazing around all<br />
day. He could remember how his mother had stressed that<br />
to get the most out of life, you had to attend school and<br />
become educated. So George decided it was time for him to<br />
obtain a better education. He wanted to learn more about<br />
those weird land creatures.<br />
George knew he had not been in the military service, and<br />
he would not be able to get help from the Veteran 's Administration.<br />
His father was deceased, but he had only been<br />
engaged in alligator labor in his lifetime. Thus, poor George<br />
would not be eligible for Social Security benefits. He didn't<br />
think he could get a grant from the government, but he was<br />
determined he was going to become an educated alligator.<br />
He did a lot of thinking, and he observed activities going<br />
on around the campus. Eventually he came up with an idea<br />
which would make it possible for him to have private lessons<br />
from several teachers.<br />
Monday through. Friday at midday, George floated across<br />
the pond and took a position by the bank. He patiently<br />
waited for his tea
At times it looked like the two bodies were fused into one.<br />
Their eating habits completely dumbfounded George. Two<br />
heads would come together and they would make slurpping<br />
noises. George could not see any food or any space for it to<br />
get"'into their mouths, b•..!t just listening to all the commotions<br />
made him drool. George surmised they were slow eaters.<br />
He could have caught two dozen fish and have eaten<br />
them within the length of time they mai f!:tained their eating<br />
position.<br />
George could not find the answers to all of his problems.<br />
Alligators only have one color, but silly land creatures come<br />
in a variety of colors. It appeared to George that they could<br />
grow a different colored hide overnight. George tried sunning<br />
himself as part of his homework, but he was unable to<br />
obtain a beautiful red or polka dot blue hide.<br />
George was bewildered by the long fur that covered some<br />
of the creatures' heads and faces, whereas others had big,<br />
round shiny balls with no fur at all. He thought he might look<br />
good with long blonde fur. However, the slick ball type did<br />
not appeal to him. He preferred his own delicately shaped<br />
head.<br />
It was interesting to discover land critters came in all sizes<br />
and shapes. Each day as George watched he could see tall,<br />
short, fat and skinny ones. Some of them had odd colored<br />
monster eyes. George avoided looking at these. They were<br />
too frightening for a timid alligator, and he was afraid they<br />
might give him nightmares.<br />
George was fascinated by the animals with peculiar metal<br />
teeth . If he studied hard enough, maybe he could learn how<br />
to grow teeth of metal. He visualized clamping down on a<br />
fish with his big silver teeth .<br />
A number of the creepy varmints were wandering around<br />
with smoke pouring out of openings in their heads. George<br />
thought this was ridiculous. He had been on the shore one<br />
evening when the grass had caught on fire. The smoke had<br />
almost suffocated him. He had the impression that he might<br />
be allergic to smoke, and decided to drop out of that class.<br />
George completed his first week of school with a feeling of<br />
accomplishment. He planned to relax on the beach for the<br />
weekend . He could browse around in the sun, work on his<br />
homework, and also observe more of those goofy land creatures.<br />
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Remember?<br />
By CAROLINE BURNSED<br />
Remember when I was young7<br />
oh, five or so.<br />
Almost every night I would cry myself to sleep,<br />
I thought I· hurt your feelings,<br />
I hadn't,<br />
but I thought so.<br />
Every night you would have the patience to come,<br />
your shadow falling across my bed,<br />
you would talk with me, make me feel better,<br />
then you would push back my ha1r with a hand that covered<br />
my head, and kiss me goodnight.<br />
Remember7<br />
I would always say I was going to marry you when I was all grown up.<br />
Remember7<br />
I was six or seven.<br />
Just learned how to ride my bicycle.<br />
You taught me how.<br />
Remember7<br />
You made me feel important.<br />
Remember when !learned about cruel people7<br />
I was seven or so,<br />
did not know anyone who could hurt or steal.<br />
I had gone to the store on my bicycle for the first time to get a candy bar,<br />
one for me,<br />
and one for you,<br />
I felt important doing such a big thmg for the first time.<br />
Me getting something for you.<br />
I was so happy.<br />
But, I fell oft my bicycle and dropped our candy.<br />
Two older boys took mine,<br />
and I didn't have the ce\urage to face up to them.<br />
I didn't say anything,<br />
JUSt smiled and got back on my bicycle,<br />
and cried all the way home.<br />
I thought you would be disappointed in me.<br />
I was ashamed,<br />
but you made it all right again,<br />
put that big hand on my head.<br />
Remember7<br />
Whenever I had a problem,<br />
small,<br />
big,<br />
nothing really.<br />
I always had you to talk to- you were always there.
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You Need Not See To Be<br />
Once I could see<br />
but not anymore.<br />
Now I sit and grasp at the images<br />
that in my brain are stored.<br />
It's funny now remembering back<br />
I always knew in my heart<br />
that the day would come when<br />
with my sight I would have to part.<br />
I knew even before<br />
the doctors told me what was in store.<br />
So the shock wasn 't as great<br />
when they told me of my fate.<br />
I was determined not to cry<br />
or show emotion of any kind.<br />
I would accept this fact as any other<br />
though deep inside I thought I'd smother.<br />
It took a while for me to adjust<br />
But all the same I knew I must.<br />
I couldn 't depend on people forever.<br />
It just wasn't my nature- Never!<br />
With this in mind and the little slogan,<br />
" you need not see to be"<br />
I got over being sorry for me<br />
and realized I didn't want anybody else 's pity.<br />
Now I'm thankful for the years in which<br />
I had the opportunity to see<br />
some of the wonders of our country<br />
But this is not the end of me;<br />
for, " you need not see to be!"r<br />
By MARGARET UVALLE ""'
Signposts I<br />
By LEE SCHULER<br />
When I knew you,<br />
Nights were special times<br />
Filled with happiness and warm.<br />
There was no darkness then<br />
Only the starshine to wish upon<br />
When, breathless and happy-tired,<br />
I lay and watched the moon-shadow<br />
Play upon your heaving chest<br />
As you slept away those scant hours.<br />
There were no tomorrows then either,<br />
Just my youthful optimism<br />
That died<br />
s<br />
0<br />
w<br />
I<br />
y.<br />
Like the orange-red leaves of the oak tree<br />
That whispered softly<br />
And guarded the long blue beast<br />
As it sat, dutifully waiting<br />
For your early morning return,<br />
To belch forth fire and fumes<br />
And surge away in the grey-lit dawn .<br />
While I dreamed of a sunshine world<br />
That was only big enough for two.<br />
Those were special times,<br />
When I knew you .<br />
There's so little time<br />
for me to live,<br />
I fear I won 't<br />
be able to give,<br />
With all the love<br />
I long to see,<br />
The gift of Death<br />
will set me free.<br />
And when I die<br />
my love will be,<br />
My gift to you<br />
from only me,<br />
To only you<br />
my love l'il give,<br />
For without you<br />
I've no reason to live.<br />
So Little Time<br />
By DARLENE STEINBROOK<br />
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Compliments<br />
of<br />
THE CITY OF<br />
LEESBURG<br />
The Complete City<br />
Compliments<br />
of<br />
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STATE<br />
BANK<br />
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